The non-academic staff unions of Nigerian universities have resumed their suspended strike.

The unions, members of NAAT, NASU, and SSANU, announced the resumption of the strike in a joint statement on Thursday night.

They said the strike will resume on Monday, December 3.

The statement was signed by the national presidents of NAAT, Sani Sulaimon; NASU, Chris Ani; and SSANU, Samson Ugwoke.

They workers said they reject the mode of sharing the recent financial allocation to universities.
“We wrote a letter to the federal ministry of education to explain the criteria for the allocation and we gave them seven days notice to do the needful. But the date has elapsed without a response from the federal government,” they said.

PREMIUM TIMES reported how the mode of sharing N23 billion sent to universities by the federal government had caused protests in many universities as the non-academic workers accuse their academic counterparts of unfair distribution formula.
The unions suspended their strike and asked their members to resume work on September 25 after signing a memorandum of understanding with the federal government.

They gave the federal government one month to start the implementation of the agreement; but said on Thursday that the government is yet to meet their demands after two months.

Source::: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/251134-just-nigerian-universities-set-fresh-crisis-naat-nasu-ssanu-commence-strike.html

Strike and Nija are like Psquare...they break and they come back again
Two FTC in a day...Baba God double glory this month l pray

Pls mods,move this to front page...

So after the strike, make we jump fence?

Let me comment before I read. Buhari the money you want to spend on that car is too much. People are dieing of hunger. Let me now go and read the post first.

Somethings are just inevitable in Nigeria
. Strike
. Useless Public Holidays
. Corrupted Leaders
. Lalasticlala pushing Snake stories to FP

Lalasticlala

i hope naija strikers in 2018 world cup strike pass nasu ASUU ssanu etc.....airforce1 abeg i dey wait your album....efe don almost blow go.

Nigeria education section is in mess, and after all the delay, students will still graduate and work under one igbo big boy that stopped in pri 5.. our country sha..!

Nice one

Sad,

HypAPCricy

OK

Good.

Since ASUU thinks they own everything.

They want to have 91% of the 23 billion.

This strike Na till next year o... Automatic leave.
Lol

Issokay.
Government of fifu and for the fifu and by the fifu.

Jonathan described subsidy scam as ‘oily business’ – Saraki
The Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, said former President Goodluck Jonathan was never desperate for power, but got there by providence.
He stated this on Thursday in Abuja at the unveiling of a book titled, “On a Platter of Gold: How Jonathan won and lost Nigeria,“ written by the National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Mallam Bolaji Abudullahi.
Saraki, who was the chief host on the occasion, said “a country produces the kind of leadership it gets.’’
“I think it is us Nigerians, that produce the kind of leaders we get; no matter what you say about Jonathan, I don’t think he was someone who was desperate for power,“ he said.
He added that Jonathan was not someone that was prepared for leadership but became the President of the country either by “misfortune or fortune.“
Saraki added that it was unfortunate that Nigerians knew the right things to do, but would not do it but would keep playing the blame game.
Saraki, who expressed optimism that the book would be cherished by Nigerians going by its quality, used the occasion to share two experiences he had with Jonathan.
The Senate President said, “I like to share one or two things that will probably summarise the former President Jonathan. I remember when I was then a PDP senator and I came across this issue of fuel subsidy and the way the country was losing close to about N1.3tn.
“In the history of this country, I don’t think of any singular kind of level of corruption as huge as that. I had a motion already that I wanted to present on the floor of the Senate. But I felt as a member of the ruling party at that time, it was only proper I discussed it with the President (first) maybe some action can be taken so that I can step down the motion.
He added, “I booked an appointment to see Mr. President and I went with my paper.
“I started with the background of how people brought in petroleum products. I said Mr. President, in the past, people use to get award letters from the NNPC to bring in PMS, DPK, and make 10, 20 per cent profit. I said sir, they’ve taken it to another level, now, and they get an order to bring in products and they don’t want to make 10 or 20 per cent any more.
“They will get an offer to bring in a cargo of 20,000 litres they will bring in 5,000 litres but stamped it for 20,000 litres and instead of making 10 per cent; they make ten times the amount. I was telling the President thinking the President will get very agitated, but he only said, ‘Senator Saraki, you know this oil business is very oily.”’
The Senate President said he was stunned.
Saraki, however, conceded that that was the kind of person the then President was.
While recalling the second encounter, Saraki said, “The second encounter I will recollect was the day I decided I am going to contest to be President. I felt that I didn’t want Jonathan to hear it as news.
“I booked an appointment to see him. I went to the Villa and he said ‘come in, come in. how can I help you? I looked at the President of a third world country and said Mr. President I came to tell you that I am going to be contesting for your seat.
“Jonathan looked at me and said ‘oh, okay, good luck, good luck.’ If it were any other person may be I would not have left the Villa but that again sums up Goodluck Jonathan.”
The Governor of Borno State, Kashim Shettima, who was the chairman on the occasion, said Jonathan squandered the unprecedented goodwill he enjoyed at the beginning of his Presidency to the calibre of persons he surrounded himself with as well as a series of terrible choices he made.
Abdullahi challenged those who had a different perspective to write their own accounts

Na wa..... abeg make dem allow pesin graduate na. 6yrs nor be beans o

Strike again?? But why?

Every sector is crippled in Nigeria

Please MOUAU Begs To Bring It On

LOLZ C COMPETITION OOH POLY JUS CALL OFF YESTERDAY UNA COME START UNA OWN TODAY CONGRATULATIONS

No worries. Strike nowadays no dey pass 2 weeks

Na today.....

But y are they always against ASUU na? Just d same way health workers gang up against doctors

Sadly not a strange nuz... Just the latest episode of the series

Another mess looming.

The strike that started 3 weeks ago nko?

Make ASUU sha no strike abeg

That is no school on Monday.

chai this people no serious o. i need grad o next year, so make them take them time wella

Y are they goin to strike, wen they are already on strke? seems they have forgoten, pls can somebody help and remind them.

Why won't they strike? When nothing works in this enclave.

na wa oh..these people no dey taya?